There’s snow way Wisconsin trick or treaters will ever let a little weather keep them from celebrating Halloween.
Thank goodness for hardy stock!
We saw dinosaurs and super heroes, princesses and dragons, a couple of Imposters and a unicorn.
Our first trick or treater of the night was really just a nice young man out walking his dog, but he humored us with a little trick or treat that took me back more than 20 years. Jonathon used to trick or treat with my son Vinnie and the rest of the neighborhood kids. Those kids have grown up. Some even brought their kids out trick or treating last night. But the magic of those nights and the innocence of those days linger on in our neighborhood and it’s just so evident on nights like Halloween.
It really is the sweetest holiday.
Our tiny neighbor Jane teams up with her uncle and godfather every year. This year they came as Belle and the Beast.
Meghan, our little first grade friend, has come trick or treating with her brothers at our house every year. This year she came as a prehistoric princess accompanied by two giant dinosaurs.
We saw chickens, cows, SpongeBob and Ghostbusters. The cast of Bluey swung by and the cutest little Mickey and Minnie Mouse.
I hope your night was full of sweet memories, cute visitors and treats.
Happy Halloween from snowy Wisconsin!
Our subdivision has around 300 homes and despite the very cold (and damp from afternoon rain) weather, our Trick or Treaters hit the streets. We ended up with about 50 children and most of them accompanied by one or both parents. It truly was a family affair. Costumes were anywhere from home creations to store bought. My tradition is greeting each Trick or Treater with a plastic kettle of mixed candy while my husband took pictures.
It sounds lovely!